Pd-list March 2002

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re_ oggcast linux
by _-¯-_ 15 Mar '02

15 Mar '02

hey, after going finishing the adventure of tracing down an icecast-2 source, i just tried oggcast~ from http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/oggvorbis.html on linuggs .. it basically works i.e. i do get the sinewave out of xmms. ;) just 2 things: -Werror is an evil flag ;) and then, after i connect to server, pd console gets flooded with: error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow error: stack overflow has anyone else tried it on linux? bst, xj. -- × d ¥ . o R g

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newbie
by alan.laughlin 15 Mar '02

15 Mar '02

sorry i forgot to mention im using a pc with windows millenium edition. Ta Alan

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dll
by João Miguel Pais 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

Dear list, I'm trying to use some libraries in windows (xp), but the dll files are missing, since usually the packages are prepared only for linux. The libraries I am searching are (for now) - zexy - 3 obects that come with pd (foo1 & 2 and dspobj) - ann I would like to ask 2 things: - does anybody know where to find the dlls for the previously mentioned libraries; - is there a simple way (like a do-it-yourself-in-10-minutes course) for non-programmers to build the dll files, so that it might not be necessary to bother other people in the future? Now I would like to see just these libraries, but if when someone needs one other and has to build the dll file is good to know how to do it. (I had already asked about his earlier, but didn't had the time until now to go for it. But maybe for the sake of compatibility should the dll files come with the libraries themselves? - or be available in the same place you can get the library, if the files are too big) Thank you as ever, João Miguel Pais

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newbie
by alan.laughlin 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

hi all can anyone reccommend any literature or websites to help me understand pd and the way digital audio works etc. Im very interested in getting this going but im so new and dont know anything about programming etc. cheers alan

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Re: [PD] ASIO support (fwd)
by Johannes Taelman 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

Hi To get it working at 96kHz (which I absolutely need to run my sonar, more on this project next week), I need a little trick. If I start pd normally at 96kHz, it crashes. If I play a 96kHz wav-file in another program while I start pd it works fine. The hammerfall dsp multiface asio driver offers 14 input-output channels at 88.2/96kHz and 18 input-output channels at 44.1/48 kHz. This is because of SMUX on the ADAT channels. This difference seems to confuse the asio-code in pd/portaudio. It reports 18 i/o channels if I start pd -asio -r 96000 without playing a 96kHz wave. On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, sme wrote: > > brave man! > i look forward to try this out! > sme. Sorry, I can't compile a version for each combination of number of channels and asio-driver number... Johannes

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Linux PD on a handheld? Notes on M-Audio Quattro
by Todd.N.Goodenow＠directory.reed.edu 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

Firstly I am a newbie, afterwhile of sighing and hoping to simply get it, i sat down and started to learn the code. My question is, might pd run on a linux based handheld with built in audio? Also the quattro runs perfectly with pd, no problems recognizing it or audio quality. I have a dual p-3 750mhz computer running win2k 2with 512mb of RAM. Thanks, Todd

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MIDI PD Artificial Intelligence
by Marcus Flanagan 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

Well, I'm trying to build a PD system that recognises the key that I'm playing in with my keyboard. I've looked at the arrays and textfile objects...but they seem hard to follow. Can someone take the time to explain how I would get PD to read in a set of notes that are in a key(the 8 notes in the major scale for example)...and then I can check if the notes I'm playing correspond to the notes in the file read in...and hopefully then I can use some of the backing progressions that I have. Thanks, Marcus. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

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pd externs and linux
by Mark Khemma 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

hi, this is gonna sound like a dumb question but, is there an appropriate place for me to put gem pd's/pd_linux and motex pd's in linux? do i hav to put anything in /usr/bin? -thanks :) a linux_newbie/pd_newbie, mark k.

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playing hide and seek with the bangs
by Krzysztof Czaja 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

hi, in the course of converting a fellow Max user to Pd, I had to admit that bangs are generally smarter than me. But anyway, below are two attempts to catch'em: 1. Sending an empty `list' to a [print] object is reported as a bang. This is particularly misleading for a Max convert, because he expects that sending `99' to [route 99] is supposed to bang via the first route, and it looks like being the case (judging by the printout), but what he actually gets in Pd is an empty 'list'. 2. [t s], and (wonderful) [t a] conceal the bangs -- the former sends them as `symbol float', while the latter as `list 0'. Both cases are quite obvious to fix, but should I send my patches? Krzysztof

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[bug] gui properties
by CK 14 Mar '02

14 Mar '02

hi, when I have an open properties dialog and I open a 2nd dialog for a nbx, close the first and then apply or ok the second the object whose dialog was aslo open will change to the properties of the number box. not critical once you know it, but slightly annoying, this is test11 on linux. regards, x -- chris(a)lo-res.org Postmodernism is german romanticism with better http://pilot.fm/ special effects. (Jeff Keuss / via ctheory.com)

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